Al Franken: Hillary Clinton is A Senate Role Model »
Posted By capj71 4 months, 1 week ago in Political News
Anyone who is looking for insight into what kind of Senator Al Franken will be, got a little bit of insight from an interview that Franken did with Minnesota Public Radio. Franken drew parallels between his situation and that of former Senator, now Secretary of State, Hillary Clinton’s situation when she arrived in Washington.
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c24win74 months, 1 week ago
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Actually fjking, you are the joke. I happen to like Hillary Clinton. She is an extremely intelligent woman and had she been the Democratic nominee for President, she would have gotten my vote. I'll bet you like Sarah Palin, who is the exact opposite of Hillary when it comes to intelligence. Could you imagine a debate between those two?! Poor Sarah Palin wouldn't have a chance. And don't start with the moral Christian values crap either. Hillary raised a fine young lady who did not become an unwed mother at the age of 17. Al Franken has picked a very good role model in Hillary Clinton.
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ecotourusa4 months, 1 week ago
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Congratulations MN! you got yourself a comedian to represent you in congress. but, wait a minute...most of them are comedians. the material coming from DC these days are nothing but bad jokes. starting with the energy bill passed last week in the house. do you have any idea what that means for all of us ??? or, are you still laughing ? just wait...
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more jokes to come with Franken.
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